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Hallo doctor , I lost my 19 year old girl in 2022 due to cancer. But at Tygerberg hospital they have 8 eggs freezing. Now me and my husband want to have a grandchild of our belated Angel. My husband is the only bread winner. But we must have a R100,000 for a letter from a judge an the more cash for the procedure. But we can't afford all that amount. We are the guardians of her eggs. Plsssss are there any help for us to have that special gift from our Angel😢😢😢.

Anyone else think this woman looks familiar.... namely Heather? 😂

Commodification of the sacred Pure evil

If being a single mom is by choice then I’d say go for it. Every women have choices to make for her path. It’s hard nowadays to find a good loyal man anyway. 🤷🏻‍♀️ women are so powerful we can do anything!

PCOS is just the expression of the effects of chronic elevated insulin in the female reproductive system. The male version manifests as erectile dysfunction and low sperm count and quality. But the root cause is the same regardless of sex → chronic elevated insulin is the root cause of reproductive health issues in both males and females. The test "for PCOS" is simple and cheap → fasting insulin test is all you need. You can do additional tests but the F.I. test is pretty much all you need. If the results are over 6 uIU/mL, you have elevated insulin that is driving reproductive issues. If the results are over 15 uIU/mL, you have extreme insuline derangement which is absolutely destroying your reproductive health. The reason the fasting insulin test is the only test you need related to PCOS is because, if you have chronic elevated insulin, it is only a matter of time before you develop PCOS symptoms → you either have PCOS currently or you are being pushed into it by your elevated insulin. To restore fertility and productive health, you must address the insulin problem. Furthermore, addressing the insulin problem commonly resolves all other fertility issues (there are exceptions occasionally). There are three main sources of chronic elevated insulin: 1) Chronic stress 2) Chronic sleep deprivation 3) Chronic carbohydrate overconsumption To keep this as short as possible, I will not discuss sleep or stress → there are plenty of videos covering those topics. For diet, *_GENERALLY SPEAKING,_* for women already showing PCOS symptoms, staying under 20g total carbohydrate intake per day will reverse elevated insulin (unless they are taking hormone-altering drugs like birth control). I am happy to explain more or answer questions or address concerns.

Very timely information for me -thank you!

Please do IUI (artificial)... with ovulation medication

Why use the apostrophe? It’s not a possessive case. It’s the plural form of a family name so only an S. The Obamas, the Smiths etc…

I think this choice to conceive through doner is beautiful! And these parents did a great job explaining this to her! Telling the truth is the healthy way! I feel there is a feeling of not having closeness with people in the family ( feeling left out happens in a totally dna linked family!) Maybe just growing pains. It usually all comes out good!

That was wonderful to hear! This baby is going to grow up with a wonderful family, extended family & community around them. Lovely!

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Excellent content ... I can help you.

Impressive story. I would've liked to hear her speak to cost/how she managed that because her journey sounds significantly beyond 100K to me.

The part about expectations really helped me, I was thinking of doing sibling match for my baby, but I’m going to hold off until he can chose and we can counsel him on expectations. This topic is SO INTERESTING especially since it hits close to home for me and our family building journey. Thank you!!!

MR MAVERICK IS BOTH OF THEIRS!!!❤❤❤

Great podcast! Very informative! Brett is definitely very well spoken and I love any content with them speaking about their journey and the interviews with other dads are great as well ❤❤❤

I have twin girls that were born at six month gestation. Sounds like you didnt try to save them when they were born. Only God knows jf they were two small. My daughter was less than 1 lb

As a single mother, I clicked this video when it popped up on my UA-cam feed 💕

35 is quite old unfortunately 😢

what a story... lovely...smiles

I am 33 years old, infertile… and about to welcome my son into the world… with the help of many amazing people. I am drained by this process but also incredibly proud of what I’ve gone through to get here. I have taken so many positives from this experience… the main one being that I am far more emotionally strong than I ever thought I could be! You go, Candace! Xx

wow! what a story!

Thank you for sharing this. I am in some dcp communities and i got really in shock with the tone and the views they share and try to impose on others. I have seen posts of people deciding to destroy their exceeding embryos instead of donating because they go there and ask for "dcp views" which are all around "if you don't want to be part of their lives as a genetic parent better not give the chance of life at all due to trauma you'll be causing". And people back away from donating or receiving because of such voices that I actually believe are the loud minority. Congratulations on your maturity to know we always seek the easiest scapegoat explanation when we're down. That is a tough one to get for everybody!

Absolutely inspiring and informative account of your journey Kat. Thanks for sharing this. I'm planning my second attempt at IVF with donor embryo.

Thanks!

Not much of an interview, the interviewee hardly got to talk, this is a self promotion of an interviewer and scant real info. I give this one a thumbs down.

When a child is 3-5 and they first start understanding about their conception but aren't old enough to fully think about the possible consequences, how do parents deal with or prevent their child telling other people who may not already know? I worry that if I don't tell everyone- especially closer family members- that they will find out from my future child when the child starts to understand and maybe not react well. On the other hand, I worry those same family members might subconsciously treat our children different than their cousins if they do know from the jump.

Thank you so much for sharing your story.

Lovely Interview. So interesting. ❤

I’m so happy that I stumbled upon this, and so incredibly happy for you and your husband Stephen! Enjoy the journey old friend!

This baby will be so loved....and all adults involved are so lucky. I hope this family continues to be in each others lives for many years.

supercool ✨

I am really sad about the fact, that I cannot get to know my donor - so that my child has safe access. :( such great work from those guys

fascinating

woaw, incredible. I am also having someone elses eggs. it is miraculous. 🙏🙏🙏 heart touching_what a loving and positive person 🌹🌹🌹(from Germany _IVF in Prag)

Hi, I would love to receive details of the name of the researcher and the study regarding the welfare of the children of married parents, single mothers and divorced parents Thanks!

Aren't you all concerned about denying the kid, the father experience and one day the kid might confront you about it like, why did you mommy you do that me?

If a man can't tell you if he wants to be married-move on, he doesnt want you as a wife. It hurts but it hurts more to end up without what you want.

I was naturally born, but I totally enjoyed her perspective. I am glad she offers her feelings and ways to relate to her step siblings. I am an only child and would have enjoyed having a group of people that were related to me as siblings.

I made a promise to myself years ago that if I was still single at 32, I would get donor sperm. My next birthday I’ll be 32, so I’m finally going to get this done, I can’t wait to be a mom!! ❤❤❤

What a great video with great guests. Thank you for educating us.

My aunts had babies in their 40s. I got pregnant three times in my 40s the first time I've lost baby at 20 weeks the second time I lost a tube and the nine week old I need 4 pints of blood and the third time I hit my son who is now 21 going to 22 . Keep the faith. Each time I felt it was more of a risk to have a amniocentesis and I believe I wanted to just take care of the baby anyway. I always prayed for a normal healthy baby.

This was an extremely amazing interview. I learned alot. Thank you so much.

Still shocked to hear about the man who lied about his vasectomy 😮😮😮 i hope she left that jerk

Great podcast as my husband and I are going through this very same thing. I loved the example that you gave of the siblings and how not all siblings look alike. Prior to your video I was so set on finding a donor that resembles me, but now I will focus more on the medical and the family and genetic history. Thank you so much. ❤

I'm surprised you didn't get accused of harassing her by discussing pregnancy with her.

Such a nice comment. Thank you

Oh wow! Beautiful story indeed, Kat. I love that you are finding/have found love even after having your daughter alone. Wishing you an enjoyable journey.

Thank you my friend Peter. You are providing an excellent resource for the continued discussion on the subject both with your book and with this interview. Merry Christmas from New Zealand!

I have a donor embryo baby, so no genetic link to me, butI know we were meant to be together. I have a beautiful daughter and I am so, so grateful for her and for her donors. I have told her about her origins all her life. They are the most intentional children. I hope my daughter can meet her donors and I'd love to meet them too. The male door was an 'open' donor, meaning he said he was willing to be contacted when the children were 18. The female donor, we were not given any information on, but I think there will be more ways to find the donors online in future, after all, we all have a right to know where we come from and the research has already proven many times that late disclose or non-disclosure is not good for anyone. We know most of my child's donor siblings and stay in touch. I would love to be able to tell both of the donors one day how truly grateful I am to have been able to have my daughter because of their donations ❤️